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“Collaboration” is one of those words that gets tossed around a lot in design and business. It’s become a bit of a buzzword, something many know they need, but don’t always know what it takes. At Amberth, it’s the opposite. Collaboration is the foundation on which we build kitchens and bathrooms that feel deeply personal and uniquely you.
From the first sketch to the final fitting, we design with you, not for you. Because a space created in isolation can be beautiful. But it won’t be yours.
Why Collaboration Matters in Design
Design is at its strongest when it’s shared. The Design Council UK has long championed co-design, showing how it leads to more sustainable, inclusive, and effective outcomes. You’ll experience that philosophy from the moment you step into our studio.
When your home is shaped through conversation, it becomes a place that reflects your habits, your rituals, and your aspirations. Take the bathroom, for instance. Details like lighting and layout can alter your evening by creating the perfect atmosphere for decompressing after a stressful day. Those insights emerge through listening, not dictating.
Osterley Road Project by Amberth
Our First Collaborator is Always You.
Every project begins with a conversation about how you cook, how you relax, how you gather. From there, we use tools like moodboards to turn words into tangible inspiration, where your lifestyle informs every choice we make from then onwards. You can explore more in our guide on how we use moodboards.
Real-life kitchens offer the best proof. Bespoke details like a hidden dog bed or clever storage for hectic family life only emerge through close, ongoing conversations. That’s collaboration in action, and it’s why our work designing for real life resonates so deeply with clients like you.
Collaboration Between Suppliers
It doesn’t stop there, however. Partnerships extend beyond the studio. We collaborate on your home with London makers and suppliers whose craftsmanship adds depth, integrity, and distinction..
- Lapicida – internationally recognised for natural stone and marble surfaces, with a London showroom that makes stone selection a tactile experience.
- Mandarin Stone – offering a wide range of tiles and stone, blending natural materials with contemporary design.
- deVOL – celebrated for bespoke kitchen furniture and joinery, crafted with timeless character and precision.
- Samuel Heath – British-made brassware and fittings that bring detail, elegance, and durability to kitchens and bathrooms.
- Cole & Son –renowned wallpaper house whose patterns and prints add artistry, heritage, and individuality to contemporary living spaces.
By weaving their expertise into the process, your home gains a beautiful story. Materials with provenance. Details with soul.
Interaction Across the Process
Collaboration in interior design is visible throughout both the creative and practical stages. From ordering bespoke cabinetry to scheduling its installations, success comes from teamwork.
Our designers, installers, and suppliers work as one, ensuring the process is as smooth as the final finish. Curious about what happens on site? Take a look at our installation process to see collaboration in action.
The Impact of Collaboration on Living Well
Research from Harvard’s Centre for Health and the Global Environment highlights how participatory design contributes to wellbeing and empowerment. The principle is simple: when people shape their environment, they feel more at ease within it.
By working with you and alongside trusted makers, we create spaces that feel authentic, empowering, and distinctly yours.
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FAQs
Does collaboration slow projects down?
Not at all. By clarifying vision early, collaboration reduces the risk of costly changes later.
What if I don’t know what I want?
That’s exactly where collaboration shines. Through moodboards, guided choices, and conversation, we discover what feels right together.
How do suppliers fit into the process?
Suppliers are key collaborators. Their specialist knowledge ensures materials and finishes are not only beautiful but perfectly suited to your lifestyle.
